Fireguy94
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Hey Guys,
I've been wanting to tackle making a large fermentation chamber for a while now and since I've got 4 weeks of holidays coming up in June I think its about time to start.
For starters I have a clone of Kals system from www.theelectricbrewery.com except I've got 30 gal pots instead of the 20gal ones. I usually brew 10 and 15 gal batches. My plan for this chamber is to eventual get a rolling conical like this one http://conical-fermenter.com/20-Gallon-Conical-Fermenter-with-Thermowell-Thermometer-and-Wheels.html
The size of the chamber will be something like 6' long, 4' high and 3' deep. Roughly. I thinking about doing 2-3 seperate chambers within it. Now I've seen how lots of guys do it with old fridges or use glycol in an adjacient freezer and run it through a radiator. All look like good ideas. My question is would a danby air conditioner like this one https://www.danby.com/en/CA/page.php?c=4&id=14&p=1524 get the temp of that chamber down to lagering temp (1-2C). Has anybody attempted doing this and what were the results.
Thanks folks
Matt
I've been wanting to tackle making a large fermentation chamber for a while now and since I've got 4 weeks of holidays coming up in June I think its about time to start.
For starters I have a clone of Kals system from www.theelectricbrewery.com except I've got 30 gal pots instead of the 20gal ones. I usually brew 10 and 15 gal batches. My plan for this chamber is to eventual get a rolling conical like this one http://conical-fermenter.com/20-Gallon-Conical-Fermenter-with-Thermowell-Thermometer-and-Wheels.html
The size of the chamber will be something like 6' long, 4' high and 3' deep. Roughly. I thinking about doing 2-3 seperate chambers within it. Now I've seen how lots of guys do it with old fridges or use glycol in an adjacient freezer and run it through a radiator. All look like good ideas. My question is would a danby air conditioner like this one https://www.danby.com/en/CA/page.php?c=4&id=14&p=1524 get the temp of that chamber down to lagering temp (1-2C). Has anybody attempted doing this and what were the results.
Thanks folks
Matt